- Is this duvet cover pure linen?
- No. It is a linen-cotton blend, so it is softer and less stiff than pure linen while keeping some of linen's breathability.
- Does it come in other sizes?
- Yes. It is offered in Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and California King.
- Will it shrink in the wash?
- Linen blends can shrink slightly, especially in hot water. Wash cool and line dry or tumble low to limit it.
- Does it need ironing?
- Not strictly. The washed look is part of the style, but it will crease more than a cotton cover if you skip ironing.
- What fastening does it use?
- Piglet in Bed duvet covers typically close with buttons or internal ties, which keep the duvet from shifting.
- Is it good for hot sleepers?
- Yes, the linen content makes it more breathable than standard cotton, though a pure linen cover breathes slightly better.
- Where is the Piglet in Bed Linen Cotton Blend Duvet Cover in Blue Gingham cheapest?
- At Editorialist, for $232.00, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Piglet in Bed Linen Cotton Blend Duvet Cover in Blue Gingham?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Editorialist, ModeSens, Piglet in Bed, Bloomingdale's, Thistle Hill.